Get Trial Pit Method Statement

Filling out the Trial Pit Method Statement is essential for ensuring safe and efficient excavation practices. This guide provides a detailed overview of each section of the form, helping users to complete it accurately and effectively.

Follow the steps to successfully complete the Trial Pit Method Statement.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to access the Trial Pit Method Statement and open it for editing.
2. Begin by entering the project number in the designated field to identify the specific project related to the method statement.
3. In the general section, outline the agreement on pit locations with the Engineer and confirm the access routes planned for the excavation.
4. Reference the underground services location plans provided by the Client/Engineer and describe how the Cable Avoidance Tool will be utilized to prevent any damage to these services.
5. Detail the fencing measures to be implemented for safety, specifying the type of fencing to be used around each trial pit.
6. Indicate the need for a permit to dig, ensuring to note that this will be issued by the Engineer before excavation begins.
7. When describing the machinery, record the type and qualifications of the excavator operator and note the precautions regarding personal protective equipment.
8. Specify the required depth and size of the excavated pits, as well as the supervision by a qualified engineer focused on health and safety standards.
9. Reiterate the importance of not entering the pits once excavated and highlight the protocol regarding sampling and logging.
10. Document the backfilling process, ensuring to mention the method for compacting the material and the reinstatement of surfaces.
11. Finally, describe the management of arisings, including waste minimization strategies and the handling of clean materials.
12. Review all the entered information for accuracy and completeness before saving, downloading, printing, or sharing the final document.

Complete your Trial Pit Method Statement online to ensure compliance and safety in your excavation project.